PACE Data-Transfer Evaluation

PalliCalc Assessment of Clinical Efficiency: completed process findings and the prospective time-and-motion simulation protocol.

PACE

PACE stands for PalliCalc Assessment of Clinical Efficiency. The project evaluates the operational efficiency of the PalliCalc Dual-QR electronic data-capture workflow for multilingual IPOS monitoring.

Completed Process-Evaluation Findings

1,320 / 1,320Correct tested transfers with PalliCalc
100%Tested transfer accuracy
96.74%Manual transfer accuracy in the comparison workflow
80.3%Reduction in evaluated end-to-end workflow time
MeasureManualPalliCalc
Overall transfer1,277/1,320 (96.74%)1,320/1,320 (100%), p<0.001
IPOS finding interpretation95/120 (79.2%)120/120 (100%)
Complete workflow time303.0 seconds59.7 seconds

Prospective PACE Trial

Title: Evaluating the Operational Efficiency of a Stateless Dual-QR Electronic Data Capture System for Multilingual IPOS Monitoring: A Prospective Time-and-Motion Simulation.

Dual-QR Workflow

  1. Patient or caregiver completes the supported IPOS assessment.
  2. A structured Answer QR is generated.
  3. The clinician scans the Answer QR.
  4. The clinician reviews the responses, calculated score and flagged items.
  5. The verified record is transmitted into the institution-controlled data environment.

PalliCalc IPOS / PACE Team

Chai ACLP
Project team member
Dr. Choo Yoke Ling
Palliative Medicine Specialist and project member
Ali NA
Project team member
Nyampah M
Project team member
Names are shown as listed in the AIKKM submission.

Governance & Innovation